Across the Americas

Five days after the earthquake in Haiti on January 12, an air force cargo plane flew one of the first missions of the U.S. military’s aid effort. read more

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Despite Brazil’s reputation as an emerging economic powerhouse, it remains deeply troubled by challenges that threaten its long-term stability and its prospects for becoming a viable leader of the G read more

This article originally appeared in the January/February 2010 edition of NACLA Report on the Americas. read more

In December 2003, the dedication ceremony of Haiti’s first and only public medical school, a project jointly supported by the governments of Haiti, Cuba, and Taiwan, took place at the University of read more

A little more than two months ago, an article appeared on NACLA’s website purporting to be “an objective assessment of President Daniel Ortega's governmen read more

“Be careful who you hang out with,” Mónica Arruga told her son, Luciano, handing him some change for the bus ride. read more

On a recent Sunday morning in Mexico City’s Alameda Park, fists pumped in the air as 300 voices proclaimed in unison: “I won’t pay until the union workers return!” At similar gatherings throug read more

Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in the January/February 1994 edition of the NACLA Report. Examining the question of U.S. read more